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The survey showed that the least in the victory of Ukraine is believed by German...

61% of Europeans are convinced that Ukraine will win Putin on the battlefield - a poll

The survey showed that the least in the victory of Ukraine is believed by German citizens, but the level of support remains high. More than half of the European Union residents believe that Ukraine will be able to defeat Russian aggression once and for all. This is stated in the material of the Sky News portal. The poll by Eupinions shows that 61% of Europe's citizens believe that the war will end in Ukraine's victory, and Russia will have to put up with defeat in the near future.

In addition, about 68% of respondents believe that Russia's invasion was in Europe as a whole, not just in a particular country, so it is necessary to help the Armed Forces in the fight against the aggressor. Ukraine protects values ​​close to European countries, according to people in the EU. It is the residents of Germany who believe in the victory of Ukraine. Among the respondents, only 55% believe that Ukraine will be able to defeat Russia in this confrontation.

Expert Betelsman's Foundation from Europe, Isabel Hoffman, noted that the unity of the European Union citizens is a good and important signal, and common values ​​are the "cornerstone of support provided by the EU and its Member States". By the way, the survey was conducted in December last year, and in its course almost 13,300 citizens of the European Union were interviewed. Deep emphasis was placed on respondents from Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain.

On February 12, the poll showed that almost 90% of Ukrainians are not afraid of Russia's nuclear blow. The majority of the population of Ukraine against the surrender and stands for the return of the Donbass and the Crimea. People rallied in determination to defeat and protect democracy from Vladimir Putin's dictatorial regime. On February 11, Rzeczpospolita noted that the attitude towards refugees from Ukraine was changing in Poland.